New Look Weekly Email

mickyrush

Yeah,like it,looks good.

MSE_Martin

IMPORTANT NOTE _ SOME OF YOU ARE REPORTING ISSUES ON FONTS AND SIZES THAT WE DONT RECOGNISE.

WOULD YOU MIND ALSO CLICKING http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/latesttip/

TO SEE IF YOUR EMAIL LLOOKS THE SAME AS IT DOES THERE.

IF NOT PLEASE CAN YOU TELL US THE DIFFERENCE (THATS HOW ITS SUPPOSED TO LOOK)

Gomper

Under my Outlook the new e-mail only occupies 1/3 of the width of screen - definitely not easier to read or scan.

tonybryt

New style ok. Cannot find game though, not that i finish any, but fun trying. Thanks:d

MrsGrey

I don't know if the two events are connected, but for the first time today Hotmail Junked the MSE email. Never happened before. Has anyone else had a junking issue? If so it could be worth posting an alert on the main site....

thatguy1

I haven't even received this weeks email yet. I'm having to go to http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/latesttip/

Kingfisher_48

Hi - My email didn't come through correctly - It is in the centre of the page and there is nothing on the right hand side. I have checked what it should look like and it would be better if it actually looked like that.:)

necronaut

I use gmail and i can't read it anymore because it's grey in the titlebar as someone's already pointed out. I prefer the old style to be honest. The headlines requires scrolling down to see them all unlike the old style. And there's bad use of space (lots of scrolling to just see some content).

robborollover

treese wrote: »

don't like as much as old - type font on blue headers less easy on the eye and it all kind of looks too 'bright' - think there's less contrast between text & background.......... overall found it less easy to read...........:(

Yes would agree with treese, too much BLUE less easy to differrentiate between each new item. Again agree wholeheartedly about less contrast as too much blue is in the headings !!:money:
Prefer old version:T

Q811

I like the new look. Its much cleaner, nicely formatted and much easier to read or scan through articles of interest.